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As usual living comfortably in the US, and the Chinese democracy movements in the US are actually quite distant themsleves away from her because of her dictatorial style leadership during the tiananmen square incident and many blame her for the main cause of the whole tragedy which could've been...

No need to drag India into this. Let's just say that some countries democracies have convinced many people in China that it is not worth troubles.

Damn, so he was not rolled over by the tank?:argh::argh::drag:

I think what he meant was the pictures of tank rolling over people. I also wonder does anyone really know what happened to that famous tank man? How come there was not any video about what happened to him after he was dragged away by bystanders?

Japan could not even wait for a year?:pop: I could not help myself wondering whether Japan's action was the smartest or the most laughable one. Anyways you know most of those reactions were just lip services like Japan's. Hmmm..., that is the first of its kind. When is the last time US sees...

Calm down man. I am sure most of those people are just sympathizers of those students who died during that incident. It is just a rememberance, but not a protest to demand for anything.

It is not only died within China, but almost dead oversea as well as those organizations who promote democracy suffer from internal disputes and infighting. Much support was lost over issues such as Most favored nation status and China's entry to WTO which was popular both within China and...

If you are interested in this matter, here is a very interesting article I have come across a few years back. From the “Tiananmen Massacre” to the “Lhasa Protests” | Global Research - Centre for Research on Globalization

HK was never a democracy, as matter of facts all Asia Four Tigers were not democracies during their economic miracle period. Even Japan was under a defacto one party rule during their height of economical expension.

You need to read the Chinese Gun control law again, civilian ownership of firearms is largely restricted to non-individual entities such as sporting organisations, hunting reserves, and wildlife protection, management and research organizations. As for shooting range in HK, even in China you...

This is where you are wrong. In China, generally private citizens are not allowed to possess firearms. In Hong Kong firearm is tightly controlled and possession is mainly in the hands of law enforcement, military, and private security firms (providing protection for jewelers and banks). As...

Are you sure about that? Because from what I read, about 5.2% of Australian adults (765,000 people) own and use firearms for purposes such as hunting, controlling feral animal, collecting, security work, and target shooting as 2007. Gun control is a very delicate matter, any half a$$ed...

The problem is not whether those guns are owned legally or illegally. It is about gun's availibility in the society. I don't have to provide any data about gun related crime rate in a country where guns are abundantly available and a country where it is next to impossible to aquire a gun...

" How many police shootings a year? No one knows Comments 10 By Wesley Lowery September 8, 2014 Follow @WesleyLowery he Aug. 9 shootingof 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., has rekindled a decades-long debate over law enforcement’s use of lethal force. Police unions and some...

You guys are missing the whole point of this article. Basically he is saying you two should handle your own sh!t in SCS, don't try to drag us into your mess.

Now you are grasping the last straw here. You are the one who brought up Tensile Strength to prove that S-glass is stronger than T-800 with UTS first, if you want to compare yield strength which you implied later please provide the data for both S-glass and T-1000G. Even from your own links...

Maybe you should update your data on this. T-1000G's ultimate tensile strength is clearly much stronger than S-glass fibers unit in MPa E-Glass N/A 1500 for laminates,3450 for fibers alone 2.57 S-Glass N/A 4710 2.48 Carbon fiber N/A 1600 for laminates, 4137 for fibers alone 1.75 Carbon fiber...

Yes, Asian are overly presented. That is why they are discriminated by the affirmative action not because of it. The affirmative action gives those who are under represented piorities for admissions. Without affirmative action, the precentage of Asian in those universities would've been much...

I don't know why you want to drag President Bush into all this. I for one never blamed him for what happened in Iraq. He is no more to blame than let's say those intellegence agencies that provided him information that Iraq had WMD, or the national security advisors suggested that war was a...

One of the major criteria for those university ranking is its gratuate faculty composition. More noble literates there are higher the points towards those ranking. While univerisity research programs can hire those talents to work for them, teaching will be a whole different ball game because...